phased change
[/feɪzd tʃeɪndʒ/]
nounpl: phased changes
mudança gradual
1. A change or transformation that occurs in distinct stages or phases over a period of time, rather than all at once
The company implemented a phased change in its operational procedures to minimize disruption.
A empresa implementou uma mudança gradual em seus procedimentos operacionais para minimizar a interrupção.
2. A strategic approach to modification where each phase is completed before the next one begins
The phased change to the new software system allowed employees to adapt gradually.
A mudança gradual para o novo sistema de software permitiu que os funcionários se adaptassem progressivamente.
The concept of 'phased change' is widely used in both Brazilian and American corporate environments to describe change management strategies. In Brazil, it's commonly seen in organizational restructuring and technology adoption processes. The term emphasizes a methodical approach valued in formal business contexts across both cultures.
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